Expected bump in CFP rankings for Sooners
After upsetting Alabama 23-21 on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, the Oklahoma Sooners should experience a major boost in the next College Football Playoff Rankings that will be revealed at 7:30 p.m. CT Tuesday on ESPN.
The upset already propelled the Sooners in both major polls. OU went from No. 11 to No. 8 in the AP Top 25 and No. 10 to No. 8 in the Coaches Poll on Sunday. Although the polls aren't related to the CFP rankings, it was a good sign for where the Sooners could end up, particularly ahead of Notre Dame and Alabama.
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Opening odds for Oklahoma-Missouri
After being underdogs their last two games, the Sooners opened as massive favorites over Missouri.
As of Monday, OU is a 9.5-point favorite over Mizzou, according to most major betting platforms, including BetMGM and DraftKings. FanDuel has the line at 8.5 points in the Sooners' favor.
However, there's now a chance Mizzou quarterback Beau Pribula could return from injury to play against the Sooners after missing the Tigers' last two games. If it really does start looking like Pribula will play, then that spread will likely shrink before kickoff.
Sources tell @CBSSports that there’s early optimism that Missouri QB Beau Pribula may be able to return to action and start when the No. 23 Tigers face No. 8 Oklahoma on Saturday, just three weeks after suffering a nasty ankle injury vs. Vanderbilt pic.twitter.com/s36eT6jv41
— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) November 17, 2025
Kickoff time announced for Oklahoma-LSU
The Sooners now have kickoff times for their entire regular season.
The SEC on Monday unveiled that OU and LSU will kick off at 2:30 p.m. CT on Nov. 29 in Norman for the Sooners' regular-season finale. The Sooners have an early 11 a.m. kick against Mizzou on Saturday.
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Updates: https://t.co/xapCmGMipF pic.twitter.com/CFL1f8JsLl
The main thing the announcement confirmed was that the Sooners will go the entire season without a home conference game at night despite a successful 8-2 campaign so far. OU had two primetime all games all season -- vs Michigan and at Tennessee -- and both were wins.
